<span>The seventh as a sense of the aesthetic in the African dance is not the refrain or chorus of a movement, but it is the intensifying of one movement, one sequence, or the entire dance. intensification is not static.</span>
Answer:
d. transilluminate the mass
Explanation:
Sometimes, painless hard or tender mass develop in the scrotum of men and can cause testicular tumors.
After detecting a scrotal mass, to reduce the size of the mass, the next assessment required is to transilluminate the mass in which testicles will be appear opaque on transillumination. Transillumination of mass will help to detect the orientation of mass which can be treated further.
Hence, the correct answer is d. transilluminate the mass
Answer:B). Cell membranes are composed of a lipid bilayer.
Explanation: A membrane is a lipid bilayer that surrounds the cell. Lipids have two parts: the fatty acid chain (the tail) and the phosphate group (the head).
The phosphate head groups are polar, face outward and interact with the outside environment of the cell. The fatty acid chain is hydrophobic and nonpolar, face each other in the bilayer thus forming a hydrophobic fluid interior.
The hydrophobic nature of the bilayer interior makes the membrane to permit only nonpolar and hydrophobic molecules to pass through the cell membrane. This is the reason the membrane allows only molecules that dissolve in the lipid bilayer to pass through to enter or leave the cell.
The best way is to compare the DNA of the two species. The more nitrogenous bases and amino acids two species have in common, the more closely related they are.
Explanation:
Molecules of reactants and products undergoes chemical changes when they combine.
The combination leads to the breaking of bonds and rearrangement and this brings about the formation of new products.
- Atoms in molecules tends towards stability
- They often want to mimic the noble gases and would keep rearranging until stability is attained.
- This leads to the formation of new compounds in the product end of the reaction.
